There are some things in life that are fine to eyeball, like hot fudge sauce on a sundae, and some things that should not be eyeballed, like orthopedic surgery.

So, how might a surgeon practice new techniques, hone their craft or improve themselves? Few patients are lining up to be a surgeon’s next practice dummy, but, fortunately, new technology may help remedy that predicament. Entrepreneurs Edouard Saget of OrthoGrid and Justin Barad of Osso VR join the OrthoGuide podcast to discuss innovative virtual reality technology that may transform the future of orthopedics.

Consistency is key in orthopedic surgery, and that’s just what OrthoGrid aims to tackle. A virtual experience is valuable for integrating new medical techniques. The environment allows for the freedom to ask questions and make mistakes, and OrthoGrid’s intuitive technology makes it easy for physicians to learn on their own time in a self-service, low-pressure environment.

The virtual reality component complements the kinesthetic nature of orthopedics, furthering the efficacy and realism of the training.

OrthoGrid and Osso couple harmoniously in this tech partnership. The two companies are passionate about improving patient outcomes, but also about allowing doctors to objectively assess themselves and better their practice.